PolarPro Set Mavic 4 Pro – Vivid Collection – 0 mm
- VendorPolarPro
Description
PolarPro Set Mavic 4 Pro – Vivid Collection – 0 mm
Two filter effects (ND + polarization) combined in a single glass element for the DJI Mavic 4 Pro
Polarizing filter for high-contrast images
A polarizing filter blocks light of a specific polarization direction, thereby minimizing reflections on glass or water surfaces, for example. A polarizing filter also highlights colors and contrasts more effectively in landscape photography: the blue sky appears even bluer in contrast to the white clouds, or the colorful autumn leaves appear more intense and vibrant.
ND filter – extend your exposure time
A neutral density filter (ND filter), also known as a gray filter, blocks a portion of the incoming light. A gray filter significantly extends the exposure time, allowing you to achieve effects such as blurred water or prevent overexposure in the midday sun when shooting with an open aperture.
Specifications
- Objektivfilter Anwendung:
- Graufilter, Polfilter
- Filterdurchmesser:
- 0 mm
PolarPro Set Mavic 4 Pro – Vivid Collection – 0 mm
- VendorPolarPro
115.40
Fully compatible with the M4PRO gimbal and optics
Description
PolarPro Set Mavic 4 Pro – Vivid Collection – 0 mm
Two filter effects (ND + polarization) combined in a single glass element for the DJI Mavic 4 Pro
Polarizing filter for high-contrast images
A polarizing filter blocks light of a specific polarization direction, thereby minimizing reflections on glass or water surfaces, for example. A polarizing filter also highlights colors and contrasts more effectively in landscape photography: the blue sky appears even bluer in contrast to the white clouds, or the colorful autumn leaves appear more intense and vibrant.
ND filter – extend your exposure time
A neutral density filter (ND filter), also known as a gray filter, blocks a portion of the incoming light. A gray filter significantly extends the exposure time, allowing you to achieve effects such as blurred water or prevent overexposure in the midday sun when shooting with an open aperture.
